Squires Gate vs Maine Road

v Maine Road 19.12.2015 NWCFL Premier Division Kick Off: 15:00 Issue 14 ÂŁ1.50

DANNY

PENSWICK We look forward to what should be an exciting and entertaining game today. It's been 3 weeks since out last game and all the lads are looking forward to getting back playing football.

With all the wet weather we've had it's been frustrating from a footballing perspective and I'm looking forward to seeing what this group of players can achieve.

Last time out against Colne, I was pleased with our performance but disappointed with the end result. We're looking more calm in possession and showing signs of patience which is great to see. Hopefully we can see some good attacking play and a vital 3 points for the Gate.

On behalf of all the lads and myself I'd like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Thanks for all your continued support and as always Up the Gate …...

IN TODAYS PROGRAMME We take a trip back to the 1991/92 season, and see how Squires Gate got on in their Division Two campaign. We pay respects to ex player Arthur Moody who sadly passed away a few weeks ago. Programme Editors Daniel & Jay give their predictions on this weekend’s games and there’s stats, results and head to head records for you to read!

Also there is an In depth look at today’s visitors.

Ben Fletcher (Sponsored by S.E.I. [Maintenance] LTD) Superb young shot stopper that had a tremendous season last year. He kept numerous clean sheets and played every single minute of every single game. 2015/16 will be his 3rd season with the club where he’ll be looking to continue his fine form.

Nathan Trout (Available for sponsorship) Nathan moved to the Fylde coast from Liverpool. A ball winning centre half that has a big presence on the pitch, he’ll be hoping to force his way into the team and make his position his own.

Alex Colquhoun (Available for sponsorship) After a short spell at the club last season, Alex has returned to the club hungry and determined to play on a regular basis. He showed signs of quality last season and will be looking to cement his place in the 2015/16 season.

Brett Ferguson (Sponsored by Service Solutions Direct Ltd) One of the main characters within the changing room, “Channy” as he is called, always has stories to tell, consistently produced good displays during last season and got on the score sheet on numerous occasions. A very adaptable player that has made a huge impression on all within the club. Winner of Clubman of the Year 2014/15.

Andy Richards (Available for sponsorship) A club stalwart! ‘Rico’ as he is known, has been with the club for many seasons and has become a linchpin of the side. His performances and changing room experience has played a vital role in recent success. A player with many superstitions that is well liked at the club.

Josh Westwood (Sponsored by Mark Ashmore) Josh was a rock at the heart of defence during last season. He produced some fine individual displays and chipped in with a few headed goals. A quiet individual but very popular player that lets his feet, or head do the talking. Josh is also adaptable to play up front.

Mike Hall (Available for sponsorship) Mike was only with Gate briefly last season but his knowledge and experience of the game was beneficial to all that played alongside him. He was influential in his performances and will be looking to have the same impact throughout the 2015/16 season.

Conah Bishop (Available for sponsorship) Conah is one of the youngest players in the squad and plays on the right side of midfield. He has the pace to run at the opposition and can also score goals. He is a great addition to the team.

Joe Noblet (Available for sponsorship) Joe had a spell with Gate a few seasons ago, and returned under the new management of Danny Penswick. He is an attacking midfielder with an eye for goal and will be sure to add goals to the squad.

Alex McKendrick (Available for sponsorship) Alex has been at the club for a number of seasons, first arriving under the stewardship of ex manager Russ McKenna. His work rate and willingness to do the unfashionable jobs in a game have been hugely important to the team. Injury put a halt to his 2014/15 season but he’ll be looking to come back a stronger player this season.

Billy McKenna (Available for sponsorship) The flying winger missed a large part of last season due to injury but is looking to make the right midfield position his own. A popular player within the changing room that can have a big influence on games when in the mood.

Antony Stayte (Available for sponsorship) Stayte is a great addition to the squad, who brings experience from his time at AFC Fylde and from teams in a higher tier. He knows how to organise and motivate his team mates and is very good at holding the ball up.

Ashley Rowley (Sponsored by TravelCare World) Ash joined Gate towards the end of last season, and impressed in the time he played. He scored a crucial equaliser at home to Congleton Town and will be looking to have an impact this season.

Danny Penswick (Sponsored by Bill White) Danny is the manager and captain of the club. He first joined midway through the 2013/14 season and soon established himself as a leader and highly influential player. His game understanding and levels of performance have seen him become a focal point of the team.

Mark Buchan (Available for sponsorship) Mark models himself on Ally McCoist. A fiery Scot that knows where the goal is. His workmanlike performances often go unnoticed, but he scored some valuable goals during last season. An influential player both on and off the pitch and will be a key player during this season.

Aaron Clarke (Available for sponsorship) Aaron was part of the Kirkham and Wesham squad which was victorious at Wembley in 2008. Unfortunately for Aaron, he picked up an injury the week before the final so didn’t take part in the game. A quick striker who possesses skill and eye for a pass and can also play in behind the striker in attacking midfield. Aaron will be looking to cement a spot up top and to fire Gate up the table.

Ryan Tanser (Available for sponsorship) Ryan joined the club in October and came off the bench in the 5-2 defeat away at Atherton Collieries. He scored his first goal for the club on his first full debut in our 5-1 win over Maine Road in the MEN United cup. He will bring goals to the team for sure.

SQUIRES GATE 2 ROWLEY 7, BUCHAN 75

5 COLNE HT: 1-1

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(RILEY 82) NOBLET 10 10 BOYLE (TANSER 77) ROWLEY 11 11 TAYLOR The visitors equalised on the 29th minute Gate allowed them too much room down the right they found Kenny Taylor in the box who turned his man and shot low into the bottom corner in a swift motion.

Unfortuantly for Gate it would be Colne who took the first half of extra time by storm. Sub Ben Allen scoring after 3 minutes for the visitors before Danny Boyle tapped in at the back post two minutes later from a dodgy free kick decision.

Josh Westwood did well to save another goal Josh Westwood did well to get in front of his chance as he stretched to put the ball over his man to deny another Colne goal soon after own crossbar with Colne’s attackers ready to pounce. In fairness to Colne they didn’t really let to clear the ball, the corner came to nothGate out there own half to be able to create any ing. Colne hit Gate on the counter early in the second half with Gate having to concede clear chances in the first half of extra time. The second half was an improvement for Gate but the foul. From the free kick Colne would they still couldn’t find the vital goals. Sub Ryan take the lead, Jason Hart stepping up the curl the ball into the top corner. After soak- Riley with the shot from the edge of the box but that bobbled straight into the arms of the keeper. ing up more Colne attacking pressure Gate Gate on one of there first attacks of the would find the net again. Mark Buchan was Jake Higham had the next chance forward from game would open the scoring. Good work left back but his shot was smothered again by the found inside the box after good work from down the right from Richards who found Colne keeper. Colne would cement there victory Buchan, he turned his man taking the ball to Mckenna down the right who put the ball th the goal line. The Scot then crossed a loop- on a plate for Buchan to score. Colne came in the 111 minute when Danny Penswick was wrongly judged to have bought the Colne attackvery close to scoring again soon after but ing ball towards the back post where Ash er down when it was in fact a good tackle in the Rowley was waiting to leap the highest and Gate captain Andrew Richards made a last box. Not that it was any use to Gate but after the gasp goal line clearance to keep the scorehead into the back of the net. Mark Buchan game the referee held his hands up and said he line level. was again involved in the build up play with had made the wrong decision. Danny Boyle was his pass this time finding Billy Mckenna but on hand to slot away the pen and take Colne into he slipped and scuffed his shot wide on 20 Ryan Tanser, on as a sub for Gate, did well the next round of the cup minutes . to pinch the ball from a Colne defender but after his good work his shot went wide of Reported by Mark Ashmore the post. Kenny Taylor has the chance to The visitors were awarded a penalty on 22 grab is second of the game after the ball minutes when Richards went in hard on his was cut back to him but her fired the ball man who fell to the floor. But Gate have over the bar late into the half.

Ben Fletcher to thank who stood tall and guessed the right way to deny Colne and

Gate finally got a home game on at The

Royal British Legion Stadium after having not played there since the start of the month when they beat AFC Darwen. Gate made one change from last Saturday’s defeat at West Didsbury with Joe Noblet coming in for Brett Ferguson who dropped to the bench. The game started a lot like Gate expected it to, like last time these two teams met Colne started with a lot of possession of the ball. The dangerous front line put Gate’s defence under pressure early on but Gate defended well.

keep Gate in the lead. Joe Noblett had

Gate next chance on 24 minutes for one of his customary long shots but this time his striker was just wide.

Billy Mckenna was just as unlucky late on as his low shot couldn’t catch out the Colne keeper. So with the game level at 2-2 on

90 minutes extra time and possibly penalties awaited the two teams.

Pics by Albert Cooper Picture By Albert Cooper

SQUIRES GATE 1-0 AFC BLACKPOOL Friday 26th December 2014 Squires Gate hosted AFC Blackpool on Boxing Day in the first Blackpool derby of the year. Gate made one change from the side that drew with Abbey Hey Brett Ferguson coming in to replace the injured Harry Dunn.

It was right first half for both teams with both putting in strong tackles and showing real passion. Gates defence had to be at its strongest when Gate were caught on the break early in the first half, the defence though more than equal to Blackpools attack and the game stayed 0-0. Gate struggled to get a real hold on the game and struggled to create a clear chance in the first half.

Pics by Albert Cooper Blackpool had their Chances but Gate made sure the game remained scoreless at half time.

Into the second half the first thing Gate did was make a change Jake Forshaw coming on for Rob Henry. The game was changed into the second half when Blackpool were reduced to 10 men, Muscroft judged to have lead with his leg when jumping for a header resulting in a straight red.

This seemed to give Gate the boost they were looking for and they went on to dominate the second half. Gate made the break though shortly after the sending off. From the corner kick Colquhoun headed the ball back into the box to find an unmarked Mark Buchan who's header couldn't miss, the Scot opening the scoring to get his fourth for the season.

Gate had chances to double their lead and on another day perhaps would have but in extreme weather conditions luck just wasn't on the home teams side. Gate pilled on the pressure late on to double their lead but looked understandably cautious to risk the result. Late chances for Mckendrick and Forshaw saw the game fizzle out to see Gate win the first Blackpool derby of the season.

Report by Mark Ashmore.

Pics by Albert Cooper

Saturday 19th December 2015

Saturday 26th December 2015

Abbey Hey v Runcorn Town

Abbey Hey v Atherton Collieries

AFC Darwen v AFC Blackpool

AFC Blackpool v Squires Gate

AFC Liverpool v Barnoldswick Town

Alsager Town v Congleton Town

Bootle v 1874 Northwich

Barnoldswick Town v Silsden

Cammell Larid v Padiham

Bootle v AFC Liverpool

Congleton Town v Colne

Cammell Larid v Ashton Athletic

Runcorn Linnets v Alsager Town

Nelson v Colne

Silsden v Atherton Collieries

Padiham v AFC Darwen

Squires Gate V Maine Road

Runcorn Town v Runcorn Linnets

West Didsbury & Chorlton v Ashton Athletic

Winsford United v 1874 Northwich

Winsford United v Nelson

Sunday 27th December 2015

Monday 21st December 2015

Maine Road v West Didsbury & Chorlton

Atherton Collieries v Colne Tuesday 22nd December 2016 The Men United 3rd Round 1874 Northwich v Ashton Athletic

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Words by Brian Addison ARTHUR MOODY, who played for and captained Squires Gate in the 1950's and early 1960's, has sadly passed away.

His connection with the Gate, lasted long after his playing career ended, and he went on to help develop the club, spending most of his spare time building our clubhouse, with the club committee and other hard working supporters He also liked to work behind the bar on match days, while even on on match days he could be relied upon to be ready with a hot pot of tea for the lads after they had finished training.

His friends and former colleagues at Squires Gate would like to send

As a football club, we would like to thank supporters and volunteers who have helped out at the club this year. All your help is appreciated, and the club would not be where they are now without you! Our previous campaign saw us record our highest ever points tally, and equal our highest ever finish.

We would like to thank Brian Addison for his continued hard work keeping our pitch in great condition despite the heavy rain in recent weeks, Mark Ashmore for his work as media manager, and everyone else who has taken time out to help the club in any We hope everyone has a great Christmas and a Happy New Year. Our first game back at The Royal British Legion Stadium will be on the 2nd January when we host Barnoldswick Town, and there will be a 55 page match day programme featuring a review of 2015, chairman’s review, managers review, more head to head stats, prediction corner, season flashback and more!

Here’s to 2016!

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AFC Blackpool (H)

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Ground: Brantigham Road

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Winsford United (H)

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Chairman: Ronnie Meredith

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Founded: 1955

Next 6 GAMES Highest Attendance: 3, 1 81 (FC United of Manchester. 4th November 2004) FA Vase Progression: Fourth Round (1994-195)

The club was formed in 1955 by supporters of Manchester City under the name City Supporters Rusholme, when past Chairman Frank Thompson and a few friends formed a team and after playing a few friendlies.

Soon after that, the club joined the local Rusholme Sunday League and Thompson became the Chairman.

In the late sixties they changed to the Manchester Amateur Sunday league and also moved their headquarters to the newly built Maine Road Social Club, and that's when the new name Maine Road FC was born. A man called Ronnie Meredith was the driving force behind the club in the Seventies. in 1971–72 Maine Road won their first league Manchester County Sunday Cup and Cup Double. The success prompted Meredith to look for bigger challenges and he changed the whole future of the club by moving to Saturday football in the form of the Manchester League. Maine Road won the Manchester Premier Cup in 1975–76, beating Abbey Hey in the final and again in 1976–77, when Maine Road beat Little Lever in the final. More success followed on the field and after several years of moving grounds, Club finally settled on a permanent home in 1980. Brantingham Road in Chorlton is where the club still play today. After an initial lean spell at the new ground, The club then won the Manchester League four times consecutively from 1982–83 to 1985–86. Throughout the same decade, they set a record by winning all five Manchester County Cups.

Derek Barber took over the managerial reins in 1986 and the clubs progress continued so much so that when the Manchester County FA's new complex at Brantingham Road was built Ron's other ambition was achieved. Entry to the Bass North West Counties League.

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MAINE ROAD 1-2 SQUIRES GATE Sat 02 November 2013 Jack Sowerby scored two goals to help Squire Gate to a win against joint leaders in the table Maine Road.

After Gates defeat in the League Cup last Saturday, they travelled to a Maine Road side who had only lost twice in the league this season and sit at second in the table. Gate started the game full of confidence looking to take advantage of the good surface at Maine Road. The visitors, took the game to the team who were sharing the top spot in the table, and it was Gate who looked like being the first side to score, through a header from Danny Penswick, which went inches over, then Craig Carney’s effort was stopped and Greg Hall pounced on the loose ball. Gate Keeper Ben Fletcher had a save to make, the ball fired of the Maine Road head but Fletcher found himself in the right place at the right time to smartly save with his legs. Gate again worked the ball forward through the midfield and Ben Fishwick found space to shoot from 25 yards, but the ball was cleared. Then a corner from Fishwick found the head of debutant midfielder, Adam Cowen, and despite the home keeper grasping at the ball, he managed to head inches over the crossball. Despite the home side having the wind at their back, Gate’s defence kept solid. And pushed forward, with Seydou Bamba on the left, and Jack Sowerby making runs through the home defence with Jack Cook working hard trying to set up scoring chances.

Into the second half and Gate started as they'd ended the ball being worked out to the left hand side to Jamie Bryson how drive just skimmed the top of the crossbar. After a fairly even 20 minutes Gate broke down the right hand side, clever play between Carney and Cook led to a through ball from Carney for Sowerby to finish into the bottom corner on 71 minutes. It was just 5 minutes after his first that Sowerby made it 2, a low ball through to the back post found Sowerby at the back post on 76 minutes. Gate looked to build on the two goal lead and most of the game was played in the Maine Road half. Gate's chances of a clean sheet were given a blow when Richard Williams latched onto a defensive mistake from Squires Gate to score on the 87th minute to make the last few minutes tense. Gate next play at home to Alsager Town next Saturday, the game is a 3 o'clock kick off.

SQUIRES GATE 1-2 MAINE ROAD Sat 22 March 2014 Gate keeper Dave Rodgerson was on hand within the first few minutes when Tom Bentham broke free of the Gate defence to create a one on one with the keeper, Rodgerson stood tall and pulled off a fine save using his feet to deny the visitors first blood, Bentham was again in the mood for grabbing glory, when a lobbed the ball that left the Gate keeper stranded, but for right back Seydou Bamba to send in a perfect tackle denying Bentham a certain goal.

Gate’s best effort of the first half found tricky Marc Mullen in another one on one with the Maine Rd keeper Daniel Coughlan, but he managed to palm away Mullen’s effort, Gate were having a much better game than their previous lacklustre performance, looking hungrier and fitter as throughout the first half the Gate attack comprising of Mullen, McKenna and Sowerby all making great moves in front of the away goalmouth, fed by great service by Richards, Unsworth, and Hindle but somehow an opening goal went begging.

Into the second half and within the first minute Gate winger Billy McKenna, crossed from left to right and hit a power shot into the top left side of the net which gave the visitors keeper no chance of saving, this in turn seemed to wake up the visitors, as we witnessed end to end football with both sides having plenty of goal scoring opportunities, then on 55 minutes Gate keeper Rodgerson was again on hand to save the Gate’s blushes, when he saved a great effort denying the visitors an equaliser.

Maine Rd started to boss the game and the home side were unlucky to concede when on 62 minutes when Richard Williams hit a ball from just inside the penalty area, Seydou Bamba attempted to block the shot but the ball cruelly hit him and deflected past Rodgerson making it one all.

Rodgerson was in the thick of it again a few minutes later, this time pulled off a fine save again, and again with his feet.

Road felt they were in control as they continued to apply pressure on the Gate goal, when on 78 minutes John Mason toe poked a cross into the back of the home sides net giving the visitors a 1-2 lead.

SQUIRES GATE 3-1 MAINE ROAD Sat 9th August 2014 Manchester side Maine Road were the opponents for Squires Gate's second home game of the season in the North West Counties Premier league. Gate recorded an emphatic 3-0 win against Nelson FC on Tuesday night and were looking to build on their positive start to the season. Maine Road who finished 4th last season have yet to register any points after their opening two fixtures.

The visitors had the better chances of the opening 15mins, with a Connor Hughes free kick but going just wide of the post. At the other end Harry Dunn struck a shot hitting the crossbar, the re-bound found Gate striker Ryan Riley in the starting line up for the first time this season he had the ball in the net from a close range header on 20mins but ruled offside. After good work from Sowerby and Riley in the area the ball fell to Harry Dunn who finished at the back post to make it one nil to gate on 32 Minutes.

Two minutes into the second half and Gate's Alex Murphy almost doubled their lead with a sweetly struck free kick.only to see it hit the bar. Road had chances to equalise moments later, Gate keeper Ben Fletcher pulling off two great saves to deny them. After ten minutes of Maine Road pressure Gate delivered a sucker punch, Jack Sowerby doubling Gate's lead with a low shot under the oncoming keeper on 58 Minutes. Road should have pulled one back on 70 minutes Rory Breslin putting his header wide of the post, and then minutes later Jamie Roe struck a good effort but his shot was always rising. Maine Road's keeper Matt Ince pulled off a series of great saves to deny the inform Jack Sowerby, and then Gate's left back Chris Anderson on 75 minutes, Gate looked in control from then on and started to boss the game in the oppositions half with crosses coming in from both flanks, the on the 83rd minute the Maine Road keeper who'd had such a good game made a howler not controlling a safe pass back and completely missing the ball, and watched in horror as the ball ran into his net.

MAINE ROAD 2-3 SQUIRES GATE Sat 22nd November 2014 Squires Gate travelled to Maine Road on Saturday looking to continue their impressive run which has seen them lose just once in the last nine games. Gate made two changes to the team that drew with Colne. Josh Westwood came back into the starting 11 in the place of Alex Colquhoun who dropped to the bench, Jake Forshaw was unavailable due to injury so was replaced with Brett Ferguson. Gate sat 9th coming into this game with their hosts 11th but level on points. Maine Road came into the game after winning 3-1 against Stockport Sports, whilst Gate drew 0-0 with Colne on Tuesday.

Gate started the better of the two sides and could have been ahead after just 5 minutes but Alex Murphy's strike was always rising. Harry Dunn was next to take aim but Maine Road's keeper got well behind the ball. It took the home side near 10 minutes for them to have a real chance but their left back's shot from outside the area was tipped over by the ever impressive Ben Fletcher. The opening goal to the game came in favour of Squires Gate.

The ball falling to Mark Buchan in the area and with the Maine keeper in no man's land Buchan had an empty net and couldn't really miss. That makes it 2 goals in 3 games for the Scot as he looks to cement his place and continue to make an impact. Soon after Harry Dunn had the chance to put Gate further in front but his shot flew straight across goal. Maine Road started to improve as the first half went on and equalised on 33 minutes. Gate struggled to defend from the free kick and Rory Breslin scored directly from the free kick to make it all level going into the second half.

Into the second half and it started much like the first, both teams clearly getting a telling off from their managers at half time as both appeared early and fired up. Both teams looked alot more attacking in the second half with both having several chances early into the half. But it was Gate who made the chances count first Alex Murphy beat the last man easily slot past the goal keeper on 50 minutes. Then just 3 minutes later Murphy struck again, slick movement in the box to create space from himself allowed him to smash the ball into the bottom corner to make it 3-1 to Squires Gate. Gate looked to hold onto their lead and for large periods of the second half had alot

AUGUST Sat 8th

15:00

1874 Northwich

A

2-0

293

19th

NWCFL

Wed 12th

19:45

AFC Liverpool

A

1-0

131

19th

NWCFL

Sat 15th

15:00

Barton Town Old Boys

A

2-2

122

FA Cup EP

Tues 18th

19:45 Barton Town Old Boys

H

2-4

34

FA Cup EP R

Sat 22nd

15:00 Cammell Laird 1907

H

2-2

48

19th

NWCFL

Tues 25th

19:45 Atherton Collieries

H

3-4

150

21st

NWCFL

Sat 29th

15:00

A

3-0

109

22nd

NWCFL

21st

NWCFL

Barnoldswick Town

SEPTEMBER Tues 1st

19:45 Nelson

H

2-2

105

Sat 5th

15:00 Irlam

H

2-2

37

FA Vase Q1

Tues 8th

19.45

A

2-3

80

FA Vase Q1R

Sat 12th

15:00 Ashton Athletic

H

0-0

49

21st

NWCFL

Wed 16th

19:45

A

1-1

167

21st

NWCFL

Sat 19th

15:00 Congleton Town

H

1-2

69

21st

NWCFL

Tues 22nd

19:45 Colne

H

1-4

105

21st

NWCFL

Sat 26th

15:00

A

5-0

88

21st

NWCFL

Irlam AFC Darwen

Runcorn Town

OCTOBER Sat 3rd

15.00 Winsford United

H

0-2

36

FA Vase Q2

Wed 7th

19:45

Padiham

A

0-1

149

21st

NWCFL

Sat 10th

15:00

Bootle

A

5-1

129

21st

NWCFL

Tues 13th

19:45 Silsden

H

3-1

45

21st

NWCFL

Sat 17th

15:00 West Didsbury

H

0-4

46

21st

NWCFL

Mon 19th

19:45

Atherton Collieries

A

5-2

208

21st

NWCFL

Sat 24th

15:00

Maine Road

A

1-5

41

Sat 31st

15.00 Padiham

H

3-2

70

20th

NWCFL

Tues 3rd

19:45 AFC Darwen

H

6-3

102

19th

NWCFL

Sat 21st

15:00

A

3-0

112

20th

NWCFL

Sat 28th

15.00 Colne

H

2-5

40

Sat 19th

15:00 Maine Road

H

NWCFL

Sat 26th

15:00

A

NWCFL

MU Cup R2

NOVEMBER West Didsbury

MU Cup R3

DECEMBER AFC Blackpool

JANUARY Sat 2nd

15:00 Barnoldswick Town

H

NWCFL

Sat 9th

15.00

Maine Road

A

NWCFL

Sat 16th

15:00

Congleton Town

A

NWCFL

Sat 23rd

15.00 Abbey Hey

A

NWCFL

Sat 30th

15.00 AFC Liverpool

H

NWCFL

*fixtures still yet to be rearranged following postponements.

FEBRUARY Sat 13th

15:00

Sat 20th

Colne

A

NWCFL

15:00 Runcorn Linnets

H

NWCFL

Sat 5th

15:00

Silsden

A

NWCFL

Sat 12th

15:00 1874 Northwich

H

NWCFL

Sat 19th

15:00

A

NWCFL

Mon 28th

15:00 AFC Blackpool

H

NWCFL

Sat 2nd

15:00 Abbey Hey

H

NWCFL

Sat 9th

15:00

Winsford United

A

NWCFL

Sat 16th

15:00

Runcorn Linnets

A

NWCFL

Sat 23rd

15:00 Runcorn Town

H

NWCFL

Sat 30th

15:00

A

NWCFL

MARCH

Congleton Town

APRIL

Ashton Athletic

P

W

D

L

F

A

GD

PTS

1

Runcorn Linnets

19

14

0

5

44

18

2

42

2

1874 Northwich

21

12

4

5

47

38

9

40

3

Colne

17

12

3

2

48

23

25

39

4

Bootle

22

12

3

7

45

40

5

39

5

AFC Liverpool

22

10

6

6

60

45

15

36

6

Runcorn Town

20

11

3

6

47

32

15

36

7

Atherton Collieries

16

10

3

3

48

33

15

33

8

West Didsbury & Chorlton

21

10

1

10

42

36

6

31

9

Barnoldswick Town

19

9

3

7

40

31

9

30

10

Cammell Laird 1907

23

8

6

9

47

44

3

30

11

Ashton Athletic

21

8

5

8

32

30

2

29

12

Abbey Hey

17

8

4

5

33

28

5

28

13

Winsford United

22

7

6

9

34

47

-13

27

14

Congleton Town

18

7

4

7

34

35

-1

25

15

Maine Road

22

7

3

12

39

48

-9

24

16

Nelson

19

7

2

10

34

33

1

23

17

AFC Darwen

20

6

4

10

43

60

-17

22

18

Padiham

19

6

3

10

36

41

-5

21

19

Silsden

17

4

4

9

25

43

-18

16

20

Squires Gate

19

4

4

11

26

49

-23

16

21

AFC Blackpool

19

4

3

12

31

55

-24

15

22

Alsager Town

17

1

2

14

23

49

-26

5

Lytham 2-6 SQUIRES GATE A difficult preliminary draw saw Gate face Lytham Juniors away from home for the second time this season. The previous trip saw Squires come out on top 5-2.

The first half started with a lot of sloppy passing and break downs in attack for both teams. The first real opening of the game was when a fluent passing move found Josh Dolby-Armstrong made the Lytham Keeper pull off a fine save. That was all of the action until a free kick on the edge of the gate box, a fine strike found the top left corner. That seemed to shake the boys and they began to play, Jack Robinson dribbled past two players to be brought down in the penalty area, he stepped up and placed the corner into the bottom right hand corner. Gate then dictated the final 5 minutes of the The game was a completed contrast in the second half with Gate playing with a freedom they failed to find in the first half. Immediately a goal came through the tireless Brogan Grundy. A third was quick in coming when Grundy won a penalty that Robinson dis-

patched. Another goal came as a goal kick from Harry Ahern, was flicked precisely into the path of DolbyArmstrong who travelled from the half way line and fired a shot with his weak foot across goal hitting the far post and finding the back of the net. Robinson then completed his hat-trick when the ball was delivered from Lucas Miller and Robinson headed past the Lytham Keeper Lytham then scored a consolation that Ahern was unlucky to not keep out. The final goal of the game was scored by McKenzie Marazuk-Webster who finished a one and one chance that had been delightfully set up by Dolby-Armstrong. The game was dictated by the midfield 4, Dimitri Jackson, Connah Trevelyan, Goulding and Miller.

JULY Sun 5

15:00

Rishton FC

H

7-2

Friendly

Sun 12

15:00

Longsands FC

A

0-7

Friendly

Sun 06

14:15

Clifton Rangers

H

8-2

League

Thu 10

18:15

St Annes

H

9-0

League

Sun 20

14:15

Foxhall

A

2-5

League

Sun 27

14:15

Bispham Vipers

H

12-2

League

Sun 04

14:15

Euxton Villa

H

12-3

Cup

Sun 11

14:15

Lytham Juniors

A

2-5

League

Sun 18

14:15

Thornton Cleveleys Blues

A

2-10

League

Sun 25

14:15

Eccleston & Heskin

A

5-2

Cup

Sun 08

14:15

Thornton Blues

H

7-1

League

Sun 15

14:15

BJ Vipers

A

A-A

League

Sun 22

14:15

Lytham

A

2-6

Cup

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

P

W

D

L

PTS

1

Squires Gate

7

7

0

0

21

2

BJFF Blades

6

6

0

0

18

3

BJFF Vipers

8

6

0

2

18

4

Foxhall

7

5

1

1

16

5

Clifton Rangers

6

4

0

2

12

6

Lytham Juniors

5

3

0

2

9

7

Poulton FC

5

3

0

2

9

8

St Annes

8

2

0

6

6

9

Thornton Cleveleys Blues

7

1

1

5

4

10

Fleetwood Gym

7

1

0

6

3

11

Foxhall Hoops

6

0

2

4

2

12

Blackpool Rangers

8

0

0

8

0

JULY Thur 23rd

19:00 Academica

H

0-2

Friendly

19:30

Bamber Bridge

A

A-A

League

Sat 5th

15:00

Padiham

A

4-0

League

Thu 10th

19:45

Colne

A

5-0

League

Wed 16th

19:45

Workington Town

A

2-1

Cup 1st Leg

Thurs 24th

19.30

Lancaster

A

3-4

League

Sat 26th

15:00

Lancaster City

H

4-3

League

19:30

AFC Fylde

A

3-0

League

Wed 4th

20:00 Workington Town

A

1-4

League

Thur 12th

20:00 Workington Town

H

5-1

Cup 2nd Leg

Thur 19th

19:45 Bamber Bridge

H

0-1

League

Sat 28th

15:00 AFC Fylde

H

League

Thur 3rd

19:45

A

League

Thur 10th

19:45 Workington Town

H

League

Thur 17th

19:30 Colne

H

League

AUGUST Mon 31st SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER Fri 16th NOVEMBER

December Nelson

P

W

D

L

F

A

GD

PTS

1

Padiham

10

9

0

1

32

13

19

27

2

Colne

11

8

0

3

3

22

14

24

3

Workington

9

5

1

3

34

18

16

16

4

AFC Fylde

9

5

1

3

26

22

4

16

5

Ashton Athletic

9

5

0

4

25

24

1

15

6

Skelmersdale United

8

4

0

4

16

19

-3

12

7

Nelson

7

2

0

5

12

22

-10

6

8

Squires Gate

6

2

0

4

9

22

-13

6

9

Bamber Bridge

7

1

0

6

10

21

-11

3

10 Lancaster City

8

0

0

8

13

30

-17

0

TOTAL MATCHES

17 OVERALL RESULTS

6

7

4

AT SQUIRES GATE

4

3

2

AT MAINE ROAD

2

4

2

GOALS

28

30

NWCFL LEAGUE HEAD TO HEAD RECORD GOALS

26

39 CLEAN SHEETS

1

4 CONCEDED

49

27 AVERAGE GOALS PER GAME

1.4

1.77

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COMPETITION

DATE

SCORE

NWCFL

08 Aug

Silsden 2-3 Maine Road

NWCFL

10 Aug

Maine Road 1-3 Colne

FA Cup EPR

15 Aug

Maine Road 2-1 St Helens Town

NWCFL

17 Aug

Atherton Collieries 4-3 Maine Road

NWCFL

22 Aug

Runcorn Linnets 2-1 Maine Road

NWCFL

24 Aug

Maine Road 2-0 Abbey Hey

FA Cup PR

29 Aug

Ossett Albion 3-0 Maine Road

NWCFL

02 Sep

AFC Darwen 7-4 Maine Road

NWCFL

07 Sep

Maine Road 0-0 Congleton Town

NWCFL

12 Sep

Maine Road 2-4 Cammell Larid 1907

NWCFL

14 Sep

Maine Road 0-3 Padiham

NWCFL

19 Sep

1874 Northwich 1-2 Maine Road

NWCFL

21 Sep

Maine Road 0-1 Ashton Athletic

NWCFL

26 Sep

Barnoldswick Town 4-2 Maine Road

FA Vase 2Q

03 Oct

Alsager Town 3-1 Maine Road

MPC 1R

05 Oct

Maine Road 0-1 Irlam

NWCFL

10 Oct

Maine Road 2-1 Nelson

NWCFL

12 Oct

Maine Road 2-2 Atherton Collieries

NWCFL

17 Oct

Maine Road 5-3 AFC Darwen

NWCFL

20 Oct

Abbey Hey 3-0 Maine Road

TMUC R2

24 Oct

Maine Road 1-5 Squires Gate

NWCFL

31 Oct

Ashton Athletic 0-2 Maine Road

NWCFL

04 Nov

AFC Liverpool 2-2 Maine Road

NWCFL

07 Nov

Maine Road 5-0 Winsford United

NWCFL

14 Nov

Maine Road 0-2 AFC Blackpool

NWCFL

21 Nov

Bootle 2-1 Maine Road

NWCFL

05 Dec

Maine Road 0-2 Runcorn Linnets

P

W

D

L

F

A

GD

PTS

1

Atherton LR

42

33

7

2

75

25

50

106

2

Bamber Bridge

42

24

11

7

81

37

44

83

3

Chadderton

42

24

11

7

99

64

35

83

4

Prescot

42

20

12

10

68

44

24

72

5

Newcastle Town

42

20

8

14

70

57

13

68

6

Bradford Park Avenue

42

19

8

15

54

43

11

65

7

Clitheroe

42

17

8

17

61

40

21

59

8

St Helens Town

42

16

1

15

79

62

17

59

9

Salford City

42

15

13

14

58

61

-3

58

10 Burscough

42

16

10

16

58

68

-10

58

11

42

14

15

13

50

42

8

57

12 Blackpool Rovers

42

16

9

17

66

64

2

57

13 Nantwich Town

42

14

15

13

60

60

0

57

14 Penrith

42

15

11

16

62

67

-5

56

15 Bacup Borough

42

14

13

15

66

59

7

55

16 Glossop North End

42

16

9

17

70

67

3

54

17 Darwen

42

14

10

18

54

61

-7

52

18 Eastwood Hanley

42

14

10

18

54

57

-12

52

19 Maine Road

42

12

9

21

45

63

-8

45

20 Kidsgrove Athletic

42

9

8

25

55

94

-41

35

21 Skelmersdale United

42

7

10

25

45

84

-39

31

R

42

2

4

36

27

137

-110

10

P

W

D

L

F

A

GD

PTS

Flixton

Blackpool Mechanics

C

Maghull

34

21

9

4

77

26

51

72

P

Bootle

34

20

8

6

89

49

40

68

3

Oldham Town

34

20

6

8

79

47

32

66

4

Ellesmere Port Town

34

16

9

9

65

46

19

57

5

Stantondale

34

16

9

9

59

49

10

57

6

Castleton Gabriels

34

15

10

9

61

48

13

55

7

North Trafford

34

14

9

11

67

63

4

51

8

Formby

34

14

9

11

49

49

0

51

9

Atherton Collieries

34

14

7

13

63

47

-4

49

10 Burnley Bank Hall

34

14

4

16

87

77

10

46

11

34

14

3

17

65

75

-10

42

12 Cheadle Town

34

12

7

15

44

48

-4

40

13 Squires Gate

34

11

5

18

56

73

-17

38

14 K Chell

34

10

8

16

52

72

-20

38

15 Holker Old Boys

34

8

13

13

57

60

-3

37

16 Ashton Town

34

8

8

18

51

74

-23

32

17 Nelson

34

7

7

20

47

82

-35

28

18 Irlam Town

34

4

5

25

47

110

-63

17

Westhoughton Town

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WATFORD VS LIVERPOOL (SUN 12.30)

2-2

1-0

CHELSEA VS SUNDERLAND AFC

2-3

0-1

EVERTON VS LEICESTER CITY

1-2

0-2

WEST BROMWICH ALBION VS AFC BOURNEMOUTH

1-0

4-0

IPSWICH TOWN VS DERBY COUNTY

2-2

1-1

FOREST GREEN VS BOREHAM WOOD

3-0

2-0

GATESHEAD VS WOKING

3-0

3-1

AFC FYLDE VS SOLIHULL

2-0

2-1

CREWE ALEXNDRA VS FLEETWOOD TOWN

1-3

0-3

COVENTRY CITY VS OLDHAM ATHLETIC

2-1

4-3

Your Prediction

Name

Team

Pts

1

Ben Fletcher

Squires Gate

40

2

Daniel Hayden

Squires Gate

40

3

Spencer Leader

Squires Gate

40

4

Joe Duckworth

Winsford United

35

5

Jay Hayden

Squires Gate

35

6

Mark Halliwell

Irlam

35

7

Peter Jones

West Didsbury & Chorlton

35

8

Ben Metcalfe

Colne

30

9

Stuart Hopwood

Squires Gate

30

10

Albert Cooper

Squires Gate

25

11

Brett Ferguson

Squires Gate

25

12

Brian Addison

Squires Gate

25

13

Danny Penswick

Squires Gate

25

14

Denise Gibson

Squires Gate

25

15

Joe Noblet

Squires Gate

25

16

John Maguire

Squires Gate

25

17

Josh Kay

AFC Fylde

25

18

Mark Ashmore

Squires Gate

25

19

Mark Morrissey

Irlam

25

20

Mick Fletcher

Colne

25

21

Paul Eke

Gateshead

20

22

Chris Appleton

Winsford United

15

23

Peter Barton

Ashton Athletic

15

24

Ray Richards

Squires Gate

15

25

Tony Emmott

Padiham

15

—— SAT ——

02 JAN 15:00 VS BARNOLDSWICK TOWN

£6 ADULTS £3 CONCESSIONS FREE FOR UNDER 12’S

NWCFL Premier Division -+

BY ROAD

LAST TIME

From south A34 into Congleton.

From west A534 into Congleton. From North M6 junction 18 into Congleton.

All road meet at wagon and horse roundabout. Follow sign for town centre, at next roundabout take third exit, first right, first left, first right to ground.

Squires Gate 1

PARKING

Congleton Town 1 In what was our last home game of the season, we faced a Congleton side who had a track record of beating us near the end of the season. After a fantastic campaign, which saw Gate finish 6th, an Ash Rowley goal was enough to earn a point.

There is free parking outside the ground and in the clubs car park.

Congleton Town 1

BY TRAIN

Nelson 0

Congleton

THEIR LAST GAME

The Town Centre. Here are a list of some:

In what was a slow paced game, it took 80 minutes when substitute Sam Marshall burst into Nelson box before being tripped and awarded the penalty which resulted in McGowan slotting into the bottom corner.

The Davenport Arms

CURRENT FORM

Heath Farm

LDLWLW

PUBS If you are looking for a pub to go to before the game, then here are many pubs in

Cheshire Tavern The Flowerpot The Olde Kings Arms

Can you name the managers linked to the clubs listed?

1

Newcastle United, Birmingham, Norwich

2

Valencia, Benfica, Atletico Madrid, Watford

3

Malmo, Fulham, Liverpool, Udinese

4

Ipswich Town, Southampton, Crystal Palace

5

Burton Albion, Derby County

6

Doncaster, Nottingham Forest, Crawley

7

Plymouth, Crystal Palace, Stoke City

8

Blackpool, Bolton, Leicester, West Brom

9

Fleetwood, Coventry, Falkirk

10 Norwich, Watford, Colchester, Coventry 11 Fulham, Port Vale, Coventry, Leicester 12 Sunderland, Man City, Stoke, Leeds 13 Southampton, Celtic, Southampton 14 Wigan, Bradford, West Brom, Derby 15 Fulham, Brentford, Watford ANSWERS: 1. Hughton, 2. Quique Sanchez Flores, 3. Hodgson, 4. Burley, 5. Nigel Clough, 6. Sean O’Driscoll, 7. Pulis, 8. Gary Megson, 9. Steve Pressley, 10. Aidy Boothroyd, 11. Micky Adams, 12. Peter Reid, 13. Strachan, 14. Jewell, 15. Ray Lewington

1

RUATBOLBNLIN

13 TXEERE

2

OTVRLEAP

14 AANWESS

3

CHNTALOR

15 ROEEMCBMA

4

NOTPERW

5

RHWSBSEYUR

6

CHTOREECLS

7

LTBOON

8

MRBCEADIG

9

MUPOTHORST

10 DREHDEUIDFSL 11 EERCW 12 TLSAOVALIN ANSWERS: 1. Burton Albion, 2. Port Vale, 3. Charlton, 4. Newport, 5.

Shrewsbury, 6. Colchester, 7. Bolton, 8. Cambridge, 9. Portsmouth, 10. Huddersfield. 11. Crewe, 12. Aston Villa, 13. Exeter, 14. Swansea, 15. Morecambe

AFC Blackpool (A) Saturday 26th December 2015

The Mechanics Ground, FY4 5DY Kick Off: 15.00 Adults £6, Concessions £3

Barnoldswick Town (H) Saturday 2nd January 2016 The Royal British Legion Stadium Kick Off: 15.00 Adults £6, Concessions £3 Maine Road (A) Saturday 9th January 2016 Brantingham Road M21, 0TT Kick Off: 15.00 Adults £6, Concessions £3 Congleton Town (A) Saturday 16th January 2016 Ivy Ground , CW12 4 DG Kick Off:15;00 Adults £6, Concessions £3 Abbey Hey (A) Saturday 23 January 2016 The Abbey Hey Stadium M18, 7HD Kick Off: 15.00 Adults £6, Concessions £3

AFC Liverpool (H) Saturday 30th January 2016 The Royal British Legion Stadium Kick Off: 15:00 Adults £6, Concessions £3

Club Information Chairman Stuart Hopwood Secretary John Maguire Ben FLETCHER

Ryan LIVESEY

Andrew RICHARDS

Harry BROCKARIE

Billy MCKENNA

Dominic CHATFIELD

Joshua WESTWOOD

Zach GATWARD

Daniel PENSWICK

Rory MCCORMACK

Brett FERGUSON Alex MCKENDRICK

Mike MCKEOWN

Treasurer John Stokes Manager Daniel Penswick

Reserves Manager Andy Collins

Referee

Paul SOCHA

Under 13’s Manager

Mark Brown

James FLYNN

Mick Bishop

John MASON

Groundsman

Alex COLQUHOUN

Andy THORPE

Brian Addison

Michael HALL

Sam BARNETT

Peter Bryant

Rory BRESLIN

Steve Bellamy

Mark BUCHAN Ashley ROWLEY

Nathan TROUT

Aaron CLARKE

Assistant Referees

Steven HIGGINS

Paul Bell

Conah BISHOP

John Lesson

Calum BROADY Martin HALL

Bar & Hospitality Denise Gibson

Connor HUGHES

Emma Hopwood

Ryan RILEY

Jack LANGFORD

Christine Walsh

Joe NOBLET

Matthew MORGAN

Media

Antony STAYTE

Nick OSBORNE

Callum JONES

Jamie ROE

Ryan TANSER

Jordan RUTTER

Jacob HIGHAM

Mike BURKE

Albert Cooper Danny Braid

Mark Ashmore

Nico COLLINS

Programme Editors

Josh HARPER

Daniel Hayden

Adam SAVILL

Jay Hayden

Matt WILSON

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